Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, October 22, 1896

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VOL. II. NO. 180.

CHICAGO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1896.

PRICE, 5 CTS

ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.

ST. LOUIS, MO., October 21.— One Hundred and Forty-second Day. Fair Grounds Association
Meetini?. Weather clear; track fair.

Judges, J. A. Murphy and R. Aull. Starter. (L C. Chinn.

4541

FIRST RA(yE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St. ^ Yt ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

4414 MRS BRADSHAW 109

4.539 HIBERNI\QUEEN1(9
4442 JOHN B EWING 104
4.534 KEECHLER 107

4396 CASS 112

4415 MAID OF HONOR 104

LIZZIE H
4442 FREE SILVER
3561 ELWYN
4442 EDNA BENNETT

104 1
104 7
104 6
104 10.

Wilson

Hiakey

Warren

Gilmore

Garner

Webster

Rector

63 42 12

22 14 111423
3»4 32 33 34
.^8 615 51 42
7 h 72 73 .^4
48 52 61 61
U 2% 4«4 7
9 9 8 8

8 h 82 9 9

0 10 10 10

Time, 12^. 37^. 1 :04i4-
Winner— B. m, 5, by Pirate of Penzance — Annie Bowling.

Start good. Won cleverly ; second handily. Lizzie H was short and stopped. Cass had some
speed. Elwyn had an easy race. Maid of Honor has gone back a lot.

Scratched — King Dance, 104; Master Charlie, 104; Contrition, 109; Tony Day, lo9; Faugh-a-
Ballagh, 109; Joe o’Sot, 109; Nectar, 109; Irish Queen II, 104 ; Tricky Jim, 109; Mattie L, 109; Ad-
vance. 109.

Thos. Stringer 8
W. H. Williamson 5
L. T. Caton & Co 5
Geo. Muldrow 8
F. M. Arthur 12
Lakeland Stable 2
D. A. Honig 3

W’rth’ngt’nJ. Robing 30

Mayberry J, Williams 30

Wallace A. F. Dayton 30

4542

Ind. Horses.

SECOND RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

4492 C C RUMRILL
4447 ( HISWELL
4492 V! (TO HESS
4393 DAVEZAC
4537 EAU (XAIRE
4.537 IRISH CHIEF 11
4492 IMAGE
4537 CASTALIA

Wt. St. ^ \ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op C\ PI

1 4H 4nk 3nk 31 IH O. Martin

6 61 7»k 6 43 2mk Morse

2 31 H3* 25 12 3nk Garner

4 iH 2 h 4 nk 6iVi42 Warren

3 2% 1% Ink 2V4 51 Gardner

5 7 8 74 5« 61 Frost

7 8 5^ .5h 715 7 ('embs

8 51 6H 8 8 8 Phillips

Time, 26, 51, 1:19, 1:47H.

Winner— C"h. g. 3, by Fakir— Lady O’Fallon.

Start good. Won ridden out; second driving. Rumrill and Chiswell both finished strong.
Victoress had plenty of speed but weakened in the closing drive.

L. T. Caton & Co. 12

Palmetto Stable 7
Climax Stable 5
J. A. Abernathy 8
E. G. Wachter 6
D. Hoover 10

M. Cady 4

C. E. Mabone 20

4543

THIRD RACEl — 3-4 Mile. Purse $3(X). 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. %

%

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

4488 PEL LEAS

106

2

58

41

22 UYt Garner

G. Grassmuck

7-10 11-10 out

4U6 AMELIA FONSO

90

5

Ink

m UH25 A.Thomps’nW.P.Magrane

4

16-5

6-5

4494 HUSH

95

3

4«

530 33 3% Wilhite

W. A. Kerwan

4

5

8-5

4446 AUNT SUSIE

95

4

2h

2h

4V4 42 Gilmore

E. F. McDonald

20

30

10

mi OZARK, JR

90

6

6

6

6 51 Combs

Plattner Bros.

15

20

8

4446 TOMMY RUTTER

95

1

33

31

5 6 T. Leigh

Springfield Stbl

5

6

2

Time,

, 24%, 50, 1:16%.

Winner— Br- g. 4, by Bersan— La Belle Helene.

Start good. Won in a gallop ; second almost as easily. Amelia Fonso had speed as usual,
but did not properly apply it.

Scratched— Terrier, 93: McKeene, 90; Pert, 90; Soundmore, 98; Albert S, 93; Cochina, 93;
Laura (’otta, 90: Siddubia, 90.

A rC /I /I FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse $3(X). 3-year-olds and upward.
^ ^ Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

(4486) AD. BUCHANAN 110 1
4486 MADELINE IIC 2

4336 MUSKALONGE 113 3

Op Cl PI

11 m 11 13 15 Wilhite T. H. Ryan 2Vt 2^4 out

2Vt 3 21 23 22 Garner M. P. Mattingly 5-2 18-5 out

3 2»t 3 3 3 Gardner F. M. Arthur 7-10 7-10 out

Time, 30, 54^, 1 :21^. 1 :48.

Winner — Ch. m, 4. by Buchanan— Addie Warren.

Start fair. Won easily ; second handily. Muskaloncre was off badly. It cut no figure. The
best won.

Scratched— Amelia May, 110.

4545

FIFTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $250. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

% %

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

(^1

PI

4484 BISHOP REED

108 2

2% 1«*

IH

IH

Wilhite

J. E. Rodegap

2%

6

2

(4493) FERVOR

108 3

4% 44

32

22

Garner

P. Corrigan

3-2

8-5

3-5

4488 H S TOBACCO

103 4

32

3 nk

55

31

T. Leigh

W. H. Leigh

4

8

3

4493 L. BRITANNIC

105 1

5 nk 6«

6*

4 n

Morse

(5. W. Scott

8

10

3

4493 GLADYS II

no 7

8

8

72

5%

Warren

L.T.Caton & Co.

8

10

3

(4484) LADY HAMILTONllO 6

63

5% 44

63

0. Martin

J. D. Lucas

10

12

5

4491 OUR BISHOP

103 5

1"

21

2% 720

(’ombs

Charter Oak Stbl. 6

5

2

3402 ARREZZO

103 8

7

7

8

8

Gardner

3. Levy

8

10

4

Winner — B. c, by Bishop — Octa Reed.
Start good. Won driving hard; second
Tobacco was quite mild to-day. Fervor ran
Scratched— Scorcher, 100.

, 6, 18, 433^, 1:10.

ridden out. Arrezzo’s race was a disappointment,
a good race.

4:0 40 RACE-i Mile.

Purse $250.

3-year-olds and upward.

Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wt. St. % %

% Str.Fin.

Jockeys Owners

Op Cl PI

104

4492 BILLY McKENZIE 104
4483 BRAHMA 109

(4442) LIZZIE MACK 95

4395 OUR MAGGIE 109

4414 DEW OF JUNE 99

Winner — B. g, 4, by Sayre-

INK 3h 21 2% 1%

i 53 5 h 510 43 21

1 3« 46 48 32 32

5 4% 1"N 14 12 45

2 23 2 % 3H 5^ 51

S 6 6 6 6 6

Time, 26, 51, 1 :18, 1 :45H-
-Esther G.

Warren G. L. Bell
Wilhite J. W. O’Neil 3

W’rthingt’nBuckland Stable 5
A.Thomps’nE, D. Brown 6

Rector D. A. Honig 3

T. Leigh Owensboro Stable 10

Start good. Won ridden out ; second driving hard* Tom Sayre ran a good race,
finished strong. He could not get up early.

Scratched— Metairie, 100; Dennis, 103.

McKenzie

IDEAL PARK, FORM CHART.

IDEAL PARK. WIS., October 21. — Forty-sixth Day. Ideal Park Racing Association.
Meeting. Weather clear; track fast.

Fall

Presiding Judge, Col. M. Lewis Clark. Starter. Richard Dwyer.

4547

FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

4464 MONTEPENSO 104
4198 LONDON .SMOKE 104

Wt. St. ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

4510 CHARACTER
2941 QUEEN BESS
4171 TEXT
4506 PLAY OR PAY
4506 ELDORADO
4506 HAMMOND
4087 JACK GORE

101 8V4

101 2nk

104 5«
104 4h

101 IH

105149

104 3kk

551£ 211411^1114 Strode
81 62 41/, 2!4 Fox
714 4h 52 3kk j. Weber
iMK Ink 3 h 4 h w. Jones
3 nk 3nk 2h 54 Irving
6% 8 nk 72 6iVi J. Healy
2^ 5M 61^73 Dorsey
4 h 71 82 8 IHW. Taylor
9 9 9 9 H. Ward

Time, 26 , 52H, 1 :05i/>, 1 :17^.

Winner— Ch. h, 4, by Woodlands— Ray W.

Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won with something to spare; next three driving.

penso galloped over his field when ready. He was none too well ridden. Boy was loolang around
at head of stretch and colt stumbled. London Smoke came with his usual rush in the stretch.
Queen Bess could not run fast enough to keep warm. Text propped all the way. He was stiff
and sore. (Character ran a fair race.

Scratched— Fusilier, 1C4; Tippecanoe, 101; Lancer, 101; Abbess, 101.

Overweights — Hammond, 4*4 pounds ; Jack Gore, 3.

Alpine Stable
C. Dorsey
Mack Stable
J. Delong
P. J. Miles
Bristol Stable
J. G. Reynolds
J. Mulbusch
Hero Stable

Monte-

4548

SECOND RACE- 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

% %

% Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

4459 EASTER EVE

99

3h

12

li%12 11% Dorsey

J. Brenock

2

2

3-5

(4459)PROVIDENT

108

4h

3h

53 31%2n

Caywood

G. W. Poole

6-5

1

out

4388 C H WHELAN

90

6nk

2nk 21 2% 3%

Donaldson Ruddy Bros.

30

40

12

4438 SQUAN

99

7

7

6% 66 42

W. Forbes

Harlem Stable

20

25

8

4463 BOMBARDON

111

2 nk

64

4nk 4nk 52

Irving

Oakley Stable

4

6

8-5

1859 CHAPPY

99

5 nk

4nk 32 51%610

Jackson

Lee (Christy

40

15

6

44:18 MINNESELA

99

Ink

5h

7 7 7

Strode

W E &F S Ev’rh’rd60 :

100

40

Time, 25, 50^^, 1 :02%.

Winner— Ch. f, by Whitney— Flaxie.

Post 6 minutes. Start good. Won cleverly ; second and third driving hard. Easter Eve had
the speed of the party. C H Whelan also had some. Provident was poorly handled. She was in
several pockets and weakly ridden through stretch. Squan came very fast at the end. He is
good right now. Bombardon seems stale. Cappy was played for a good thing, but ran a bad
race.

Scratched- Little Ocean, 90; Uncle Simon, 104; Lillian Wilkes, 99.

4549

THIRD RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $300. All Ages. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. %

% % Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Ovmers

Op

Cl

PI

(4508)CALIFORNIA

97

Ink

22 1% Ink

Clay

T. W. Coulter

8-5

I 8-5

3-5

4461 VIRGIE DIXON

97

7nk

52 4% 22

Dorsey

Ji. T. McConnell

5

5

2

4461 PHILOMENA

97

2nk

INK 3 h 314

J. Weber

Fargo Stable

20

50

20

(4461) UNCAS

100% 3«

3» .53 4%

Caywood

J. Brenock

2

9-5

7-10

4461 HOLY TERROR

87

5%

6% 2nk 53

Doualdsoa

W E & F S Everh’d

1 5

8

3

929 DR WORK

97

6h

7 62 61% R Armsrr’g Cougle & Gum

30

100

40

8544 DEVAULT

100

4nk

4nk 74 73

J. Shields

A. Shields

20

40

12

3273 MELODY

97

8

8 8 8

Jackson

Sabbath & Burns 60

100

40

Time, 23, 48, 54%.

Winner— Ch. f, 4, by Midlothian— Misfortune. •

Post 12 minutes. Start fair. Won in a mild drive: next three hard driven. Cafifornia caused
the delay at the post. It did not interfere with her speed, though. Virgie Dixon ran the best
race and should have won. She and Uncas were both pocketed in stretch. Philomena’s improve-
ment was sudden. The race should do her good. She had a lot of speed but tired. Boy almost
fell off Holy Terror.

Scratched— Sister Florence, 97 ; Loretta, 97 ; Sidkel, 1(X); Floreanna, 97.

Overweights— Uncas, 3Vi pounds.

4550

FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $4(X). 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. % Yt % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

4.508 LOGAN 91 2 h 1 h 111412 12 i5 J.Shields A. Shields 8-5 7-5 out

4054 SUNBURST 95 4 3« 2« 25 25 220 Magnusson J. E. Cushing 4 5 out

1525 DORIAN 88 Ink 21^34 36 32 33 Clay Foster Bros. 1 7-5 out

4374 FLORENCE S 83^4 3« 4 4 4 4 4 Shepherd E. T. McConnell 40 100 out

Time, 25 , 50. 1 :14V4, 1 :28, 1 :42, 1 :55%.

Winner — B. h, 8, by Voltiguer — Pert.

Post ^ seconds. Start good. Won pulled up; second hadily ; third driving and staggering.
Logan was in good fettle. He could have run much faster. Dorian was hi^ in fiesh and no-
where near fit for such a race. He had some speed though. Sunburst is rounding to. The race
will do him good. Florence S was never within striking distance.

Scratched— Doctor G, 83; Florence P, 92.

Overweights — Florence S, 3% pounds ; Logan, 3.

4551

FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $3(X). 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

% % % Str.Fin

. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

4441 CORA HAVILL

102

2nk

31%41%lH In

Gouin

Eagle Stable

6

12

5

4441 JOE MANCINI

105

1%

iH Ink 2‘%2nk

Magnusson Ruddy Bros.

3

3

1

4352 AUREOLA

102

7%

5 nk 6nk 3 nk 31% J. Weber

Fargo Stable

3

11-5

4-5

4279 IDA M

107

3»K

4h 3h 51 4%

W. Taylor

J. Cooper

6

6

2

4303 BELCHAX

105

6nk

6nk 7? 7% 5nk

Dorsey

Elkton Stk Farm

8-5

5

2

4413 GLENOID

107

4«

2 nk 2% 4% 6«

W. Jones

E. M. Bergen

6

7

2%

4441 MINNIE MILLER

102

5nk

75 51 62 7 nk

Clay

Oriole Stable

10

6

2

(4.372) MINNOW

102

8%

83 81%81 8%

Newcom

Orwell Stable

8

10

4

4376 EAGLE BIRD

110

92

910 925 912 98

Tabor

J. Delong

10

10

4

4142 IN8P. HUNT

105 10

10 10 10 10

F. Rutter

New City Stable

10

12

5

Winner— Blk. f, 3, by Albert or Esher— Mercedes.

Post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won with something left ; second, third and fourth driving.
Cora Havill had a lot of speed. Boy never made a move on her. She is a shifty selling plater.
Joe Mancini ran a game and honest race. Aureola, off badly, could never get through. Dorsey’s
ride on Belchax would not do at all. Eagle Bird has lost his speed. Ida M was running easily at
half mile post. She might have been better handled. Glenoid is about ready.

Scratched— Terranet, 102; Muriel T, 102; Vigars, 105; Mollie King, 107.

MORRIS PARK FORM CHART.

MORRIS PARK, N. Y., October 21.— Sixth Day. Westchester Racing Association. Fall Meeting.
Weather clear; track good.

Presiding Judge, Col. K. W. Simmons. Starter. H. Pettingill.

4557

FIRST KACE-
Hurdles.

1-2 Miles. Purse $l.uui». October Hurdle Handicap. Over 10

I'ul. Horses.

Wt.

St.

Vt

1 2' Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Od

Cl

PI

(3824)McKEE

166

1

23

2H U*422 12 Dunlap

J , Shields & Co.

7-5

2H

1

(4405) PHOEBUS

1.50

4

12

T;i 220 m 220 Brazil

E. L. Smith

7-5

9-5

3-5

4405 SAN JOAQUIN

148

2

3^

34 310 320 320 Veitch

W. H. Van Zant

3

4

6-5

4135 ST. LUKE

142

3

5

5 5 4 4 Chandler

J. McLear

6

3

1

3824 PILFERER

130

5

44

44 42 Fell. Roman

Time, 4 :50.

H. P. Whitney

12

15

6

Winner— B. g. 4, by Tremont— Sequence.

Start good. Won driving. McKee came strong at last hurdle and outfenced Phoebus, who
was very tired. Brazil claimed foul against McKee on the hill. It was Inot allowed. St. Luke
was whipped for a milQ and a half. He was heavily backed. Pilferer fell at eighth hurdle.
Overweights — St. Luke, 2 pounds.

4558

SEC'OND RA('E— 1 1-2 Miles. Purse $500. Hurdle Handicap.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

14

1

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

Pi

4404 FLUSHING

157

2

13

15

13

1‘HIH

Slack

Jas. Corbett

4

5

•;

(44 4)M1DGLEY

167

3

41

42

31

22 26

Mara

J. E. McDonald

8-5

8-5

3-5

3982 APRIL FOOL

145

1

2511 214 2% 31143m

Brazil

Broad Hollow Stbl3

13-5

1

4404 RED CLOUD

1 6

7

52

52

5y, 52 44

M. Lynch

M. Kearney

6

8

3

4326 REY DEL MAR

1.50

5

35

32

41

41 52

Chandler

Westminster Stbl. 6

5

4405 SOUTHERNER

146

6

7

6

6

6 6

Dunlap

L. Dunlap

4

6

2

4404 HUSTLER

137

4

6

7

7

7 7

Wilson

A. H. Barney

12

15

6

Time, 2:47.

Winner — Ch. g, 5, by Pirate of Penzance— Eloise.

Start good. Won driving. Midgley should have won. He was ridden all over track by Mara.
Flushing ran a good race. So did April Fool. The latter was shut off last eighth. Key del Mar
fenced well. He didn’t have the speed.

Scratched— Phoebus, 150.

Overweights — Hustler, 5 pounds.

THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $500. All ages. Highweight Handicap. Allowances.

4559

Ind. Horses.

Wt.St.

Vi

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl

Pi

4478 DIVIDE

124

1

2nk 21

IH

11 1*4

Taral

Kensico Stable

3 3

1

4426 TRAYLINE

117

5

31

3lV43i4 3V4 2i

Griffin

A. M Hunter

10 15 ■

6

(4330)DOGGETT

138

4

52

51

52

51 38

Doggett

R. Doggett

4-5 4-5

out

4377 ELOROY

130

3

41

4 h

4Vi

42 42

McCafferty J. J. Mcl’afferty

4 2V4

4-5

1914 NAVAHOE

116

2

11

11*421

2i4 51

Healy

M. F. Stephenson 12 15

6

4254 LANTERN

116

6

6

6

6

6 6

Barbee

A. M. Barney

20 30

10

Winner— C. f, 2, by Rossingtou- Unite.

Start good. Won driving. Divide was beautifully handled and ran a corking good race.
Doggett ftiund the weight too much. He could not keep up at any part of the journey. Trayline
finished strong.

Scratched— Illusion, 133 ; Confession, 115; Azure, 120.

4560 ^

FOURTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $500. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

^4 V4

%

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl

Pi ■

(4325)TAKANASSEE

110 1

1*/* 1*4

; 14 1*4

Doggett

Kensico Stable

2

2*4

1

4478 PASSOVER

112 3

51

24 21 22

Simms

P. J. Dwyer

3

24

1

(4249) ROLLINS

109 7

6

42

41 3h

Griffin

Oneck Stable

4

6

2

4425 BILLALl

109 4

W 2

5M 3mk 41

Nutt

W. C. Daly

10

15

6

4406 TRAY ANT

109 9

9

9

8 52

Powers

F. L. Parker

10

15

6

3516 LEEDSVILLE

112 6

7

6

5*4 6

J. Hill

D. Gideon

8

10

4

(4134)ARAB1AN

117 5

31

7

7 7

Littlefield

K.W.Walden&Son 8

10

4

30*23 NEWSGATHERER 111 8

8

8

9 8

McCafferty J.J. McCafferty

20

25

8

4478 FLORIDAS

109 2

2*4 31

6 9

('lay ton

J. C. Cahu

12

15

6

43*29 HURL

109 10

10

10

10 10

Healey

M. F. Stephenson 30

40

12

(3437)K’NT’CKY BELLE109 11

11

11

11 11

Hirsch

W. B. Jennings

15

10

4

(433DVALOROUS

109 12

12

12

12 12

O’Leary

S. S. Howland

10

12

5

4329 KIFLEK

112 Withdrawn

Bergen

E. Peters

30

40

12

Time, 24*4, 50,

1:01^, 1.07.

Winner — Ch. f, by Iroquis— Babee.

Start good. Won driving. Takanassee always had the foot of the party. Passover had his
head in front last eighth, but could not hold it there. Rollins ran gamely. Rifler threw Bergen at
post and was withdrawn.

Scratched— Dye, 109; Our Johnny, 112; Samovar, 112; Lizzie B II, 109.

Overweights— Takanassee. 1 pound; Newsgatherer. 2.

4.5f>l

FIFTH RACE— 4 Miles. Purse $1,200. Handicap. Steeplechase.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. 1 2 3 Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

(4408)D. OF ABERC’RN 168

4408 DECAPOD

GLEN FALLON
TRILLION
4141 SPOT

148

163

137

143

Mr. Chamblett 1-2
Providence Stable 2V4
W. P. Ricketson 5
W. (’. Hayes 5

J. J. Dwyer 12

7-10 out
4 1

15 4

3H 1
20 5

12 15 120 iiooiloo Veach

310 230 230 240 250 Chandler

4 3 3 3 3 Barry

23 4 Fell Rowen

5 Fell Wilson

Time, 8:25.

Winner- Ch. g, 6, by Duke of Magenta— Lady Lumley.

Start good. Won in a walk. The Duke galloped easily in front entire journey. He outclassed
the lot. Decapod fenced well today ; ran an improved race. Trillion fell at sixteenth jump when
going well ; Rowen badly injured. Spot bolted at eleventh jump. Glen Fallon fell at nineteenth
jump. Barry remounted and finished.

Scratched — Olindo, 140; Tidman. 135; Maudite, 135; Rinaldo, 135.

Overweights— Spot, 2 poni ds.

Second Race— Eclipse Course.

i)AILY RACING FORM

ISSUED EVERY DAY.

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126 FIFTH AYEHUE. - CHICAGO. ILL.

CINCINNATI OFFICE— 408-410 Vine St.

J. R. Hawlet, Agent
On Sale at Noon.

CHICAGO, OCTOBER 22. 1896.

LOGAN’S POPULAR VICTORY.

Alexander Shield’s iron horse Logan won a
popular victory at Ideal Park yesterday. He
was in the nine furlong condition event with a
feather on his back. Still Dorian was made
favorite over him. Mr. Shield’s youngest son
rode the old horse and getting away second
took him to the front passing the stand, and
after that nothing ever headed him. Logan
seemed to have all of his speed and fighting for
his head covered the first three-quarters in
l:14i4. This caused the heads of Sunburst et
al to buzz. All Logan had to do after was to
gallop the rest of the way. Old Logan was
roundly cheered.

“Tully” (/oulter’s well-bred and fast filly Cali-
fornia, real good just now, was heavily played
by her party to win the four and one-half fur-
long dash. California won, but it was only by
a neck and under pressure. She had luck, too.
Virgie Dixon was the best, but was away poorly
and had the worst kind of fortune. She was
coming strong in the stretch, but Holy Terror
and Philomena got in her way, and before Dorsey
could find an opening the race was run.

Montepenso and Easter Eve won their races
handily. So did Cora Havill, but her rider
drew the finish fine.

Jockey Caywood was out of form and rode
two bad races on Provident and Uncas.

Ham, who has been laid up with a broken col-
lar-bone, is getting along nicely, and will ride
this week. He will be a great addition to the
riding talent of the track.

Californian racing will not begin for some
days. The new Oakland track is not yet fin-
ished.

HAWTHORNE’S FINANCES.

Ed Corrigan was in town Wednesday on his
way to San Francisco via St. Louis. After the
cheap local stories about revolver talk by him
to his partners owing to financial difficulties
in the recent Chicago Racing Association meet-
ing Mr. Corrigan delivered the accounts to a
firm of local accountants for examination. Here
is the report :

Walton & Joplin,

Pub. Accts. & Auditors,

852 Rookery Buildino.

Chicago, III., Oct. 20, 1896.
Ed. Corrigan Esq., Chicago.

Dear Sir: — After a thorough examination of
the books of the Chicago Racing Association,
from the time they were originally opened in
Mav, 1891, until the present date, with an espec-
ial secretary of your own account, we hereby
certify that the books show a balance due to
you from the association of $4,537.65.

Walton & Joplin, Public Accountants.

It turns out through the expert report that
there are debts to the association by stock-
holders but not by Mr. Corrigan.

IDEAL PARK FORM.

The form of Thursday’s Ideal Park fields is
First Race — Anna Mayes, Dantes, Elsie Fergu-
son.

Second Race— Incetatus, Miss Ames, Wood-
land Belle.

Third Race — Cossack, Walkover, Abuse.
Fourth Race — Redskin. Umbrella, Simmons.
Fifth Race— Ragner, Sandoval, Proverb.

WINDSOR FORM.

Detroit, Mich., October 21. — The form of
Thurs lay's Windsor fields is:

First Race— Merry Saint, Reformation, Infel-
ice.

Second Race — Lauretta D. Charlie Weber,
Gladioli.

Third Race— Liselg, Tutuilla, Hailstone.

Fourth Race— Shuttlecock, Stachelberg, Go-
mor.

Fifth Race— Wolsey, Cotton King, Second At-
tempt.

ST. LOUIS FORM.

St. Louis, Mo., October 21.— The form of
Thursday’s Fair Grounds fields is:

First Race— Hibernia Queen, Cass, Mrs. Brad-
shaw.

Second Race — Glad Eyes, Brahma, Big Fellow.

Third Race — Damocles, Weenatchie, Uncle
Abb.

Fourth Race — Harry Duke, Goshen, Nina
Louise.

Fifth Race— Oella, Lady Looram, Miss
Bramble.

Sixth Race— Gladys II, Lady Britannic, Queen
Safie.

MORRIS PARK FORM.

New York, October 21 -The form of Thurs-
day’s Morris Park fields is.

First Race — Bonhomme, South Africa. Laurel-
ton.

Second Race — Passover, Ross O, Arabian.

Third Race — Typhoon II, Sunny Slope, Ban-
nock.

Fourth Race— Merry Prince, The Winner,
Ramiro.

Fifth Race— Brisk, Roundsman, Septour.

Sixth Race- Brandywine, Havoc, Deerslayer.

MORRIS PARK POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., Oct. 21.— To-night’s pDolim
on Thursday’s Morris Park races was:

Second Race — X-mas,$15; Ross O, $12; Mo-
hawk Prince, $ 8 ; Arbuckle, $6; Passover, $6; Dr
J im, .$6 ; Break o’Day, $6 ; Flying Squadron, $6 :
field, $5.

Third Race— Typhoon II, $15; Challenger, $10;
Rhodesia, $10: Storm King, $8; Winged Foot, $8;
The Friar, $6; Sunny Slope, $5 : Azure, $4 ; Prin-
cess F lavia, $4 ; field, $6.

Fourth Race— Merry Prince, $20; The Winner,
$20; Ramiro, $5; Volley, $4: Dr. Grimes, $4.

Fifth Race— Gotham, $20; Howard Maun $15:
Roundsman, $15; Septour, $10; Premier, $8:
The Swain, $8; Brisk, $6; Tinge. $5; Lady Dia-
mond, $5 ; Emotional, $4 ; Aureliau. $4 : field, $3.

Sixth Race — Sir Walter, $25; Brandywine, $10;
Deerslayer, $10 ; Havoc, $8; Maurice, $6.

LATONIA FORM.

Cincinnati, O., October 21.— The form of
Thurs my’s Latonia fields it :

First Race — Seabrooke, C’yclone, Uno.

Second Race — Cavalero, Ben Brown, Meadow-
thorpe.

Third Race— Reprieve, Lucy Lee, Lufra.
Fourth Race — Tartarian, Ace, Semper Ego.
Fifth Race— Belzara, Kenosha, Granny.

LATONIA POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., Oct. 21.— To-night’s poo i g
oa Thursday’s Latonia races was :

First Race— (.’yclone, $10; Uno, $4; Alethia
Allen, $4; Vivora. $3; Doorga, $3; Seabrooke,
$3 ; field. $3.

Second Race— Ben Brown, $20; Meadowthorpe,
$10: Cavalero, $8; Carnero, $5; Dominica, $2.

Third Race— Lufra, $10; La Wanda, $8; Re-
prieve, $6; Eleanor Me, $7; Lucy Lee, $5; La
Gascogne, $5 ; Skate, $3.

Fourth Race— Semper Ego, $25; Ace, $20;
Hermes, $10; Tartarian, $10 ; Nimrod, $8; Booze,
$8; Berclair, $8; Carrie Lyle, $6; Sir Vassar, $6.

Fifth Race— Madrilene, $5; Belzara, $4; Est
Ne Regina, $3; Song Bird, $3; Henrica, $2;
field, $3.

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

Probabilities— Weather clear; track slow.
First Race- 5-8 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. ind. Horses. Wgt

169t* Legion (3) 94 4541 Free Silver(3). . 94

4396 Chey. Fanny (3). 94 4442 Ir.Queen II (3) 94

4199 Moss Rose (3).. 94 4394 McKeene (3)... 94

4539 Little Billy(4).. 94 4442 Correspond (3). 99

4541 JohnB Ewiug(3) 99 4-534 Ethelleah (3).. 99

2173 W. T. Ellis (6).. 99 973 Princess Rose(4)99

4541 Cass (5) 107 43,56 Dr. France(4) ..107

4414 Kingl)ance(3) . . 104 4541 Hib.Queen(5) . .104
(4541)M.Bradsh’wt4)lW 4534 Joe o’Sot (5) . . . 104
3097 John Dunn (a). 102

ecOi*a Race— 7-8 Mile.

All ages. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4493 Glad Eyes (2) .. 89 Aspasia (3) 109

4539 Big Fellow (3) .109 4490 Tim Irven (3).. 109

4.537 Emma Mack (3)ll4 4546 Brahma (5) 114

4546 Our Maggie (6). 114 1227 Feedman (4)... 117

Third Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4492 L. Princess (3). 92 (4488)Damocles (3).. 98
(4536)Battledore (3). 98 4487 Uncle Abb (3).. 98

4494 Weenatchie (4). 101 4492 John Hickey (a U04

Fourth Race— 34 Mile.

All ages. Allowances.

ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

4535 Juanita (2) 71 (4445)N. Louise (2) 81

(4202)Goshen (2) 84 4363 Good Times (2) 94

4.534 Sister Myra (3) 94 4417 M. Thompson(5)99
4485 Harry Duke(4) .109 (4419)The Ghost (4). 109
4543 Aunt Susie(4)... 109

Filth Race— 5-8 Mue.

^ 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4.538 Gallile 103 4538 Early Notice ..103

4538 Al Lone 103 4538 Harrie Floyd,. 103

2350 Lady Looram . . 103 (4538)Oeiia 103

(4535)Miss Bramble. 115

Sixth Race— 1 Mile.

2-year-olds. Selling.

ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt»

4536 Hondu 88 4545 Lady Britannic 98

4.536 Fanny Brown.. 98 4536 Queen Satie — 98
4545 Gladys II 102 4491 Nan. L’s Sister 100

WINDSOR ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather cloudy; track heavy.

F’irst Race— 4 1-2 Furionga.

2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
4432 Susie Hawze..l05 4466 Callie Dozier. .. 105
4466 Reformation.... 105 4563 Merry Saint.... 105
48 Lucy Overton.. 105 4432 Barney Adler.. 105

4346 Steve Ciolini ... 105 4309 Lady Hope 105

3424 Clara Jewel 105 4518 Winniota 105

4468 Spanker 105 1 Infelice 106

4432 King Boleyn... .108 4518 Idle Hour 108

4518 Rolandis 108

Second Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
4.566 Thornbush(3) . ..102 4501 Gladioli (3) . . . . 99

4f.05 Remnant II (3). 99 4519 F M B (4j 104

(4517)Edith (5) 104 4540 B F Fly Jr (.5).. 104

4520 Crocus (a) 104 (44:34)C. Weber (4).. 104

(4453) Lauretta D(4) 104 4503 Paramount (4). 104
4435 Partner (4) 104 4433 Longbrook(5).. lO"?

Al Boyer (4) 107

Third Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4517 Lay On (5) 97 4431 Deanwood (3)..105

(4457) Tutuilla (4).. .100 (4565)Sim W (3) 100

4521 Master Fred (5)100 4469 Lord Nelson(a)l03
4564 Hailstone (4). ..103 4519 Hardenburg(3) 106

4503 Liselg (6) 106

Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile
All Ages. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(4563) Stachelberg (2) 90 4431 Hudson Bay (2) 90
(4.562)Shuttlecock(3) 100 4453 Lucinda (a)... 105

(4520)Gomor (6) ia5 4465 Fischer (3) 105

4467 Samson (4) 105

eifth Race— 1 1-16 Miles.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. W’gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4562 W. Mountain (3 ) 83 4520 Damask (5) 83

4521 Springal (3).... 86 4562 Woisey (5) 86

4453 Hulbert (51 89 4453fLena (5) 92

4504 Sec’d Atte^t(4)101 4562 Cotton King (3)103

fBy Young Loudon.

MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear: track fast.
F’irst l*.ace— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.

Ind. Horses : Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt,

4045 Bonhomme 112 4527 South Africa.. .112

4045 Beaumont 112 4332 Pharisee 112

4188 Glover Vendig.. 112 Lida WoodlandllO
2998 Miss ('elestina.llO 4332 Laurelton 115

2-year-oids. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind- Horses. Wgt.

4099 Arbuckle 115 4560 Arabian 110

4478 X-mas lo9 4560 Passover 108

4478 Ross O Iu7 3936 Iroquoise 92

3902 Fleur de Luce.. 92 4528 Spinning Wheel 92

4253 Dr. Jim 92 4530 Breaa o’Day .. , 92

4234 Maud Adams... 92 4528 Fratello 95

4325 Mohawk Prince 97 4425 hly. Squadran.102

4530 Euphemia L...102 4234 Olivia L 92

Third Race— Eclipse Course,

2- year olds The Rancacas Stakes.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt,

(4427)Hi Daddy 109 4530 Princess Flavialo9

4131 Sunny Slope. .. .109 4379 ('halleuger 112

4379 Typhoon II 112 4479 Storm King — 112

4379 The Friar 118 2799 Winged Foot... 119

4478 Ben Ronald — 103 4478 Azure 103

4379 Rhodesia 103 4379 Bannock 100

Fourth Race- 1 Mile.

3- year-olds. The Ramapo Handicap,

ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4428 The Winner 126 (4482) Merry Prince. 121

4428 Dr. Grimes.'. ... 117 4480 fRamiro Ill

4477 Volley 103

fBy Gano.

biltu Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4482 How’d Mann(3)101 4479 L. Diamond (4)101

4532 Premier (3) 103 4532 Cromwell (4).. 99

4527 The Swain (4) ..108 4328 Emotional (3). 73
(4327)Flames (3) .... 78 4482 Aurelian (5) . . . . 102

4527 Tinge (4) 96 (4479)Gotham (4)... 122

4482 Handspun (4).. 93 (4324)Brisk (3) 93

4327 Eclipse (a) 110 4527 Septour (3) — 110

4098 Roundsman (3) 107 4532 Runaway (5).. . 85
Sixth Race— 1 1-4 Miles.

3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

..nd. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. W’gt.

4479 Brandy wine(4). 107 4377 Havoc (4) 105

4531 Argentina (3) .. 90 4533 Deerslayer (4).. 112

4480 Sir Walter (6).. 122 4.527 Sir Dixon Jr. (4) 93
(1086)Maurice(4)....109

WINDSOR FORM CHART.

WINDSOR, ONT., October 21. — Fifty-first Day. Fall Meeting. Windsor Racing Association.
Weather clear; track heavy.

Presiding Jiidtfe, (’ol. W. H May. Starter. Phil. Gilman.

45(>2

FIRST RACK— 3-4 Mile. Purse $2o0. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. %

%

%

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

4467 SHUTTLECO(.’K

100

•2%

28

22

15 12

Sweeney

Ludlow Stable

1

1

out

4504 WOLSEY

102

3%

5‘^

53

42 23

BeauchampB’. C. Hammond

8

10

3

4469 COTTON KING

103

5 nk

63

63

63 3h

Flint

R. A. Smith

8-5

2

3-5

4435 W. MOUNTAIN

102

6

41

4 kk

5% 42

Vandusen

Owensboro Stable

2

2

3-5

43.55 LITTLE SADIE

97

4%

3h

3h

3 nk 54

Valentine

Oakdale Stable

7

8

3

4:185 PYRAMIS

97

Xnk

1%

Ink

22 61

Songer

Newmarket Stable 6

6

2

4385 LEGR\NDE

107

8

7

7

7 7

Scott

W. D. Stringer

6

8

3

4504 LADY DIXON

107

7

8

8

8 8

C. Lucas

J. H. Kiutz

20

25

8

Time. 13, 249^, 36%. .'iO, 1 :03, 1 :18.

Winner— (Ml. f, 3, by Lord Hartington— Battledore.

Start good. Won pulled to a walk : second easily. Pyramis tired badly in the stretch ; so did
Little Sadie.

Scratched— Lay On, 102.

Overweights— Shuttlecock, 3 pou n ds ; Cotto n King. .5 ; Lady Dixon, 5.

4503

!OND RA(’E — 3-4 Mile. Purse $2U0. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. % H

Str.l«in. Jockeys

Owners

Od (M PI

4502 STA(4IELBER(4
(4346)NEGON(4E
4456 BILLY FISCHER
4468 H CKEY
44b6 MERRY SAINT

108 2h >h 2h 12 13

105 1«K m 2J

105 3nk 3 nk 14 31

105 4V4 42 43 43 46

100 5 5 5 5

Time, 25%, 50%, 1:03%, 1:17%.

Winner— B. c, by Woodlands- Hope.

Start good. Won easily; second handily. Stachelberg was far the best,
coward- Negoncie ran a good race. The Saint had no speed.

THIRD ttAi li. 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Leudrum Conover & Co. 3-5 1 out

Vaudusen Waters & Hodges 4 5 ^5

Flint Arca^^e Stable 1 7-5 2-5

BeauchampH. McCarreu Jr 8 12 4

(’order B. F. Jackson 6 7 2

Fischer is a speedy

45^64

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. % % % Str.Eln. Jockeys Owners

Op Cl PI

(4503) BLOOMER
4519 ARDATH
(4.519) HAILSTONE
4 ,4'J WIGHTMAN

4 IH li%li%li Souger _

3 nk 31 21 23 216 Sweeney T. O’Hearn

2 nk 23 36 36 320 Lendrum (’onover&Co.

1% 4 4 4 4 Flint J. B. Berry

Time, 244,49%, 1:02, 1:15.

Winner— B. f. 3, by Sensation— Equality.

Start good. Won easily ; second more easily. Bloomer is getting to her old form. She was a
good mare today. Hailstone had no speed.

104

104

112

107

Witte & McDonald 1
2
I

20

4-5 out
4 out
7-5 out
30 out

4565 ^

FOURTH ttACii-B 1-2 Furlongs. All Ages. Selling.

ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. %

%

%

Sti .Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl

PI

4434 SIM W

97

6

IH

12

1‘2

D

Straus

F. Sage

15 15

6

(4.501) NOVER

102

7

22

23

92

2^

C’oider

S. Edwards

8-5 8-5

3-5

(443‘2)BEWAttE

90

Ink

5l%51

4h

31

Souger

W. R. Griffin

3 4

7-5

4.502 ELYRIA

90

8

7

7

7

4%

T. Charles

Island Stable

6 7

2

(4371) ALTO JUNE

104

3nk

6h

61

6nk

f,NK

Sweeney

Rimini Stable

6-5 7-5

1-2

4466 EMBRYO

87

2%

43

3% 31

62

Higgins

Ohio Stable

12 15

6

4.505 GUS STRAUS

m

4%

3nk

42

52

712

Banks

A. ('. McCafferty

15 20

8

4434 GRENADA

104

5

8

8

8

8

Farnham

J. P. Sherman

20 30

10

Time, 25%, 51, 1 :16%, 1 :23%.

Winner — B. g. 3. by (’ortez— Mary Williams.

Start good. Won galloping; place easily. There was nothing to it but pair in front. June
had no speed. Beware finished strong.

Scratched— Susie Hawze, 87 ; Shuttleboard, 87 ; B. F. Fly Jr, 104; F. M. B, 104.

Overweights — Nover, 5 pounds.

4M(T FIFTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $‘200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

in<i. Horses.

Wt.

St. %

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

4501 AUbllN

85

3nk

12

11

12 11% Souger

A. C. McCafferty

6

7

2

4‘369 ELANO

107

5%

21

21%2l%23

Ross

W’. J. Soiers

4-5

4-5

out

4431 GWEN

102

4%

3% 53

42 31% Vaudusen

Owensboro Stable 12

20

S

(4505)CO KAN ELLA

97

1%

41

4h

5% 4»k

Dowell

Orange Grove Stbl 3

4

7-5

4370 LOYAL PRINCE

102

6

51

32

31 51

Scott

J. H. Valentine

15

20

8

(4260)OLD DOMINION

103

6*

7

62 61% Flint

R. A. Smith

4

5

2

4501 THORNBUSH

102

s

7

61

7 7

Corder

Schoenfeld Stable 10

12

5

4.520 DOM IN ICO

93

7

8

8

8 8

T. Charles

J. Boyd

15

20

8

„ xtixio, 24%, 49%, 1 :02%, 1 :10%.

Winner— B. g, 3, by Isaac Murphy — Nieta.

Start fair. Won easily ; second leisurely. Elano was always outrun. Her race was below the
standard. Gwen finished strong. Corauella had no speed to day.

Scratched— Samson. 107; Sagwa, 99; Victoria. 94; If, 90; Momus, 95 ; Morven, (

4567

SIXTH RACE — Short Course. Purse $200. Steeplechase.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. % % % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl Pi

(4470 )COLON 1ST
4470 EPPLEWORTH
4470 PAT OAKLEY
(4436)bROrHER BOB
4520 CAMPAYNE
4470 TREMOR
KING KEEN
4470*ASHLAND
♦By Springbok

18

Stewart

C Brown

Rolston

Moxley

Lynch

Johnson

16 13 12

32 215 220
530 31 35
22 412 415
6% 52 54

7 6 6

7 515 4Hlost j’ckey C. Lucas

lost jockey. Clayton

. . _ Time, 3:44.

Winner— B. g, 9, by Caligula— Vanquish.

Start good. Won easily ; second in a gallop. Colonist was far the best and played with Epple-
worth. 1 he weight stopped Bob. Oakley is dull of foot in these days.

Scratched— Shoemaker, 130.

Overweights — Ashland, 4 pounds ; Campayne, 5.

140 11 15
137 51 43 33
130 6% 3% 42
1.50 24 25 25
140 4% 61 7
133 31 52 64

l;I0 7
129 8

J. Jay 4

Newmarket Stable 8-5
W. J. Rolston 5

Brookdale Stable 2
F, King 6

A. C. McC’afferty 6

S, J. Howard 10

Larghetta Stable 10

8-5

8

2

8

6

12

12

2

3- 5
3

4- 5
3

2

5

5

IDEAL PARK ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.

First Race— 5-8 Miie
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4522 (’inder Sal (3).. 95 4547 Character (a).. 101
4524 Els.Fergusou(3)104 4389 Wells Street (4)H0

1417 Heretic (3) 110 4411 Vigars (3) 113

4508 Forum (3) 113 Manitoba (3).. 11.5

4441 Dantes (3) 113 4376 Anna Mayes (5)115

2381 Repeater (4)., .115

Second Race— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Selling.

Ina. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

4.507 Snag lOO 4392 Hessville 1(X)

45*23 Dr. Newman. ..100 4438 Terrific iOO

4.523 Woodland Belle 100 2172 Brunhiide 100

4275 Baruato i03 4280 Vanessa 103

4298 Croesus 103 4438 HerExcellency .103

4459 BeLe of Niles... 106 4,52;l Theresa H Iii9

4523 Incetatus 106 (4327) Miss Ames 1U6

4523 Siegfried 106

Third Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

In Horses. Wgt Ind. Horses. Wgt

(4441)Abuse (3) 99 4375 Walkover (4).. 101

4524 Floreannu (5).. 101 4551 Belchax (3) 102

4441 Judge Baker (3)102 4412 Cossack (6) 104

r ourth Race— 7 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. W'gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(4526) Loudon (a) — 104 3384 The Rook (5).. 104

3792 Crevasse (5) . . . . 107 4525 Redskin (6) 107

(4440) Umbrella (3).. 107 (4‘)24)Simmons (6). .109

Filth Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4464 Proverb (5) 76 4550 Florence S. . (3) 92

4441 MinnieMiller(3) 92 4.509 Ragner (a) 101

4195 Nemaha (41 ....101 45C9 Sandoval (4). ..104
4.547 Text (a) !• 4 3‘305 Gallopade (3) . . 92

LATONIA EN.RlEfe.

Probabilities : Weather clear; track good.
First Race— 7 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

'nd. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses Wgt.

4255 Vivora (4) 103 4399 Doorga (4) 103

4499 Seabrooke (3).. 102 4471 Uno (a) 101

4512 Alethia Ailen(5)101 4450tCyclone (a) 100

4552 Brown Jewel (3) 99 4420Marg. Allen(3) . . 99
fBy Little Ruffin.

Second Race— 3-4 Mile

2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

(4554) Ben Brown 118 4515 Cavalero 107

4320 Meadowthorpe. 107 3870 Carnero IO6

4274 Dominica 103

Third Race— 7 1-2 Furlongs.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

(4423)Eleanor Me (3)105 (4497)Lufra (3) 105

4498 Skate (3) 102 (4448)Lncy Lee (4). 101

4471 LaWanda (3)... 99 4511 Reprieve (3)... 99
4471 La(Tascogne (3) 96

Fourth Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Tobacco Stakes.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

(4498)Booze (6) 106 3940 Semper Ego(3).105

(4475)Tartarian (6).. 100 4474 Hermes (3) 99

IbATONIA form chart.

MILLDALE, KY.. October 21.— Eighteenth day. Latonia Jockey Club. Fall Meeting.
Weathr r cloudy : track slow.

Presiding Judge, John J. Carter; Starter, Col. J. P. (’hinn.

4552

FIRST RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

%

%

% Str. Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

4448 SONG AND DANCE107

10

10

41

IH

IH

1%

Perkins

Roy t arruthers

7-5

6-5

out

449.5 FRESCO

98

4

51

52

41

32

21

M. Dunn

Equitable Stable

8

8

3

4420 LUCETTA

98

6

3h

:]i

22

21

35

Randall

G. W. Matthews

4

3

4-5

4450 BLO(^K

90

8

8

61

62

42

43

(’ Kelly

Argyle Stable

30

40

12

4270 BROWN JEWEL

93

3

61

8

8

8

51

Alexander

Ireland Bros.

15

12

5

4‘255 SARATOFF

90

7

U

IH

7

7

61

T. Burns

T. Hums

5

6

2

('ACTUS

108

5

21

2% 3%

f.NK

7

VauKuren

J. C. Rogers

6

8

3

44-20 ELSKET

107

2

4h

7

51

6h

8

Thompson

Talbot Bros.

5

6

2

4495 JESSIE BIRD

102

7

9

9

9

9

Huston

Oak Hill Stable

30

40

12

4169 PRINCE HENRY

107

9

9

10

10

10

10

Ewing

Stony Brook Stbl 25

30

10

4-255 MINNIE D’OR

99

Left at the post

Shannon

W. T. Oosthwait 40

50

15

Time, 26%, 53%, 1 :19%, 1 :46.

Winner- B. g, 5, by The Bard— Heel and Toe.

Start fair. Won easily ; second and third without an effort, (’-actus showed great speed first
half and then ran out. Song and Dance was by far the best and won when ready. Fresco came
st rong at finish. Lucetta ran a good race and finished strong.

46.53 SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

%

%

% Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

4475 MOIlLLA

96

4

9

7

4% 3% 13

C. Reiff

E. F. McLean

6

10

4

4304 MANCHESTER

103

3

21

21

23 iH 21

Walker

W. M. Wallace

2

8-5 3-5

4499 ABC

93

1

12

IH

IH 2% 31

T. Burns

Richland Stable

20

20

8

4.511 ROBINSON

102

9

5

41

3% 4% 41

Seberrer

R. M. Robinson

2

2% 1

(4-240) MORTE FONSE

102

6

4% 5h

72 51 52

Thompson

Argyle Stable
Talbot Bros.

4

4

8-5

42.57 LEAFLET

94

8

8

63

61 7 61

Everett

3Vi

4

8 5

4497 DERBY MAID

93

5

3h

3»

52 6% 7

Sandage

Joplin Bros.

60

80

30

:3330 HERMINIA

93

7

6h

8

8 8 8

Adams

Fairmount Stable 60

80

:I0

4362 SAY ON

97

2

7

9 9 9 9 Randall

Time, 25%, 51, 1: 17, 1:44%.

A. Duffy

40

50

15

Winner— Br. f, 2, by Deceiver— Minnie P.

Start good. Won easily ; next two driving. Motilla was interfered with at start, but showed
a lot of sueed when clear. A B C tired at bend for home. Manchester was hard ridden all the
route. Morte Fonse was interfered with twice and poorly ridden. B C weakened when pinched.
Scratched — Major Tom, 102; Lismore, lOo; Doorga, 94 ; Rupee, 94.

Overweights— -Robinson, 3 pounds.

4^51: RACE- J

1 Mile.

Purse $300.

All Ages.

Allowances.

In i. Horses.

Wi.

St.

%

%

Str.B'in

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

Pi

4259 BKN BROWN

80

2

41

4

2h

1% 1%

Du pee

Scotch Plaid Stbl

7-5

1

out

4496 REMEMBER ME

81%

1

3% 2h

IH

2% 26

T. Burns

J. Huffman

4

5

8-5

4473 ROBAIR

85

4

51

31

3h

33 310

Huston

B. Mc(’lelland

3

4

6-5

4497 BEAU IDEAL II

100

7

7

61

51

52 41

Everett

E. C. Headley

6

4%

8-5

4424 THE BLOSSOM

77

6

11

12

45

42 53

Cheuault

W. M. Bradley

12

10

4

4274 SIDNEY BENDER

85

3

2h

51

6%

61 62

Adams

H. Wilson

20

30

10

4400 NAUDO

80

5

81

6

7

7 7

Shacklef’r

d T. B. Jones

60

80

30

3012 LADY KEITH

77

8

8

8 8 8 8 Coley A. J. Gillespie

Time, 25%, .50%, 1 :16%, 1 :42%.

15

20

8

WMnner— B. c, 2, by Belvidere— Miss Gossip.

Start good. Won handily; The Blossom set a merry pace to the half. Then he blew up. Ben
Brown was full of speed and finished strong. Lady Keith was in her own way. Beau Ideal was
not ready. Remember Me ran a good race and is fit.

Scratched— Dulcenea, 77 ; Timorah, 77 ; Lord Zeni,80; Iron Mistress, 77,

Overweights— Remember Me, 4 pounds: Robair, 5; Sidney Bender, 5.

FOURTH RA(’K— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wt. St. % % % Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners

Op (

'L PI

4170 OUR HOPE

100 1

21

11

12 1‘2

Fowler

B. McClelland

6

4%

8-5

4274 THE SO' MAN

IffJ 2

41

41

4% 2%

Randall

Turney Bros.

15

2J

8

624 SANGAMON

100 8

31

32

32 32

Everett

T. C. McDowell

8

5

9

4212 MILWAUKEE

100 3

61

61

5% 41

T. Burns

T. Hums

6-5

7-5

1-2

4-274 ARGUS

102 4

IH

2i

2% 5%

Thompson

W”< ford&Buckn’r 30

20

8

4452 BU(’K FONSO

105 5

51

5n« 6% 61

C. Reiff

C. L. Blackburn

8

10

4

44.5-2 CALCULATOR

l(i2 10

7

7

7 7

Seberrer

Baker & Gentry

10

12

5

4452 ARGAVALLA

100 9

10

10

8 8

H. Williams .Argyle Stable

20

30

10

4-239 KENSTON

105 6

9

9

9 9

Walker

Monmouth Stbl.

12

15

6

4274 TUNIC

105 7

8 8 10 10 Thorpe

Time, 25%, .50%, l:0:i%.

Ireland Bros.

2%

3

1

Winner— (’h. c, by Onondaga— lima B.

Start good. Won easily ; next two driving. Our Hope was a wild horse and ran the whole
race in check. Sangamon, oft* badly, showed much speed and was coming strong at finish. Tunic
had HO speed at all. Milwaukee seemed to sulk.

Overweights— Argus, 2 pounds ; (’alculator 2.

FIFTH RACE— I i-4 Miles Purse $400. Over 5 Hurdles. Selling.

ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

%

%

%

Str.Fin,

, Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

4500 UNCLE JIM

146

3

520 520 33

34

13

Level

Thos. Hums

3

3

1

(4344)SCAMP

i:i5

2

iH

15

13

12

310

Pierce

T. 0 Hearn

4

4

7-5

4:00 HERMAN

146

4

93

23

23

2% 36

Higgins

Lone Star Stable

2

2%

4-5

4.500 COLLECTOR

i:i9

5

36

3% 540 42

44

Custer

Louisville Stable

15

20

8

4.500 DESIGNER

148

1

4h

4»

4% 55

56

Martiuus

P. Stanton & Co.

2

2

3-5

4476 LORD RUSSELL

146

6

6

6

6

6

6

G. Ward

W’est & Co.

10

12

4

Time, 2 :23.

Winner— Ch. g. 6, by Longview — Visit.

Start good. Won easily ; next two very handily. Scamp weakened at and after the last jump.
Uncle Jim had plenty of speed at end. Herman tired last quarter. He has had too much of it
lately. It looked as if there was some waiting for Uncle Jim.

(4307)Berclair (3) .. .. 97 4511 Carrie Lyle(4L 96

4472 Ace (4) 96 449^i Sir Vassar (3).. 90

4474 Nimrod (3) 90

Fittn Race— 5-8 Mile
2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. VV gt.
4342 Mamie Callan . . 110

(31U9)Granny 110

2777 Madrilene 110

3832 Song Bird 110

Ind. Horses. Wgt

4424 Belzara 110

44:4 Kenosha 110

4449 Est Ne Regina. 110
4239 Henrica 105

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